Bratislava Old Town Map

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This map shows streets, houses, buildings, parking lots, theatres, shops, restaurants, bars, hotels, churches, points of interest, railway, railway station and parks in Bratislava Old Town.

Bratislava Old Town (Staré Mesto) represents the historic center of Slovakia's capital, characterized by its medieval architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and numerous historical landmarks. The district covers an area of 2.9 square kilometers and serves as the city's primary tourist destination.

The heart of the Old Town is the charming Main Square (Hlavné námestie), home to the iconic Old Town Hall and the Roland Fountain. The square is surrounded by colorful baroque buildings and hosts traditional Christmas and Easter markets. Nearby, the famous Michael's Gate stands as the only preserved gate from the medieval city fortifications, offering a museum of weapons and city fortification history.

The district's most prominent landmark is Bratislava Castle, situated on a hill overlooking the Danube River. Other significant religious buildings include the St. Martin's Cathedral, where Hungarian kings were once crowned, and the Blue Church (Church of St. Elizabeth), renowned for its distinctive Art Nouveau style and blue color scheme.

The Old Town features several notable cultural institutions, including the Slovak National Theatre, Primate's Palace, and numerous museums. The area is also known for its unique statues, such as the Cumil (the worker peeking out from a manhole) and Schöne Náci. The district's maze of streets is lined with traditional Slovak restaurants, cafes, and wine taverns, many housed in buildings dating back to the 18th century.